Insurance interests embraced comments by Federal Reserve Gov. Daniel K. Tarullo urging careful consideration when designating insurers as non-bank systemically important financial institutions (SIFIs), even if it was unclear at whom the remarks were aimed.
American International Group and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) are at odds concerning whether the insurer has authority to sue banks over virtually worthless mortgages they sold that drove AIG to seek a federal bailout.
American International Group and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) are at odds concerning whether the insurer has authority to sue banks over virtually worthless mortgages they sold that drove AIG to seek a federal bailout.
The Treasury Department is selling today its remaining 16 percent of American International Group common shares, putting an end to the governments 50-month shotgun financial tryst with the global insurer.
The Treasury Department is selling today its remaining 16 percent of American International Group common shares, putting an end to the governments 50-month shotgun financial tryst with the global insurer.
Members of the Senate Banking Committee and a property and casualty trade group took issue Wednesday with new international capital standards that U.S. regulators are considering for regulating systemically significant insurance companies as well as insurers that operate savings and loans.
Members of the Senate Banking Committee and a property and casualty trade group took issue Wednesday with new international capital standards that U.S. regulators are considering for regulating systemically significant insurance companies as well as insurers that operate savings and loans.
Last Tuesdays election will generate substantive changes in who makes the decisions affecting the insurance industry in Washington. Here is a look at the key people certain to be impacted by the change.